[ToW] Dragon Orges

I find painting skin quite tricky, and these dragon ogres certainly won’t be winning any prizes. They’re perfectly adequate for the game board, though, and I’ve also tried out something new here. Specifically, I applied the green dragon skin mainly using the cosmetic sponge technique. It was quick and worked surprisingly well.

 

What’s more, my Chaos army came up against the Forest Goblins of my friend “Elrond de Gravenesse” once again. We played with 1,750 points per side and the battle went on for five turns. Right up until the end, it was anyone’s guess who would gain the upper hand, and the tide of battle swung back and forth several times. It was really brilliant and thrilling.The Dragon Ogres lived up to their reputation and proved to be a real force to be reckoned with. They performed well, and I’m looking forward to their next game.

 

Old-School "Epic" Harridan or 40k Harpy

It was time to finish something again. So I turned to some unfinished projects, like an old-school "Epic" Harridan I printed and upscaled. But it turned out to be too small for 40k. Its wingspan is only about 34 cm or 14". However, I can definitely play it as a Harpyie! With this thought in mind, it was immediately easier to finish the model. The colour scheme is based on the style of the old Tyranid Gargoyles. 

[ToW] Tzeetch Warriors of Chaos & Sorcerer

After a real painting marathon over the last few days, I’ve finished the next squad of 20 Chaos Warriors. These warriors are fighting for Tzeentch, and they’ll have the chance to prove their worth this very evening when they go into battle against a force of Dwarves.

On top of that, this wizard is joining the team.